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Cloud Security – a key element of modern protection systems

In a world where technology is advancing faster than ever before, security systems are also undergoing transformation. No longer limited to just cameras, sensors, or alarm panels, today’s systems are complex, integrated platforms that increasingly rely on cloud-based solutions. However, along with the benefits come challenges—particularly the risks associated with data security in the cloud, which require appropriate protection measures.

PSIM vs VMS – which solution is best for your business?

Today, companies can choose between two main approaches for managing security information: PSIM (Physical Security Information Management) and VMS (Video Management System). Which one better meets your business needs?

Key trends in security systems for 2025

Physical and digital security are areas that are rapidly evolving with technological advancements. In 2025, we are observing the growing role of innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence, IoT, blockchain, and new service delivery models like Security-as-a-Service (SaaS). In this article, we present the key trends shaping the future of the industry. It is essential to implement innovative solutions in response to the changing threats in the coming years.

Ethernet/IP – The key to digitalizing production lines

Modern industry increasingly relies on digital technologies that enable automation, optimization, and process integration. One of the foundations of this transformation is the Ethernet/IP communication standard, which is gaining popularity in production plants worldwide.

Technologies that protect heritage: modern security systems in museums

Modern museums are places where tradition meets innovation, and the protection of valuable collections becomes a top priority. This requires not only physical security measures but also advanced technologies that work in harmony to create a safe and comfortable environment. At the forefront of such solutions is the PSIM+ system, offering comprehensive integration of various security systems.

Listen to the city – how audio technology is transforming public spaces

In the cities of the future, audio technologies are not just an innovation—they’re a necessity. They allow cities to “listen” not only to their infrastructure but also to the people who use it every day. Through this technology, cities become safer, and residents, commuters, and tourists can move more efficiently and comfortably. Integrating audio systems with video surveillance enables not just passive recording of events but active response.

The impact of NIS2: how the new regulations affect businesses – even smaller ones"

The Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (EU) 2022/2555, commonly known as NIS2, is a comprehensive piece of European Union legislation aimed at enhancing cybersecurity across Europe. Since its entry into force on January 16, 2023, EU Member States have 21 months to incorporate its provisions into their national laws.

How are fiber optic cables made?

Fiber optic cables are a key component of modern communication systems, offering high-speed and reliable data transmission over long distances. The manufacturing process is complex and requires advanced technologies. In this article, we will provide details about the various stages of production and the technologies used.

The role of artificial intelligence in security systems

Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a crucial role in transforming the security sector, offering modern tools that automate tasks, enhance precision, and improve operational efficiency. AI is present in surveillance systems, alarm management, intercom communication, and threat analysis, utilizing algorithms that can independently learn to identify suspicious behavior.

How to check if NIS2 applies to my organization?

In response to the rapidly evolving landscape of cyber threats, the European Union introduced a new directive – NIS 2 (Directive on measures for a high common level of network and information systems security across the Union).